Throughout the year you’ll see lots of parades put on by various cultural communities, especially if you live near a big city. In the Boston area there’s a Puerto Rican parade, a Chinese New Year parade, an Irish St. Patrick’s Day parade, Caribbean carnival parade, Italian parade – just to name a few.

Almost all of these are accompanied by a festival. These festivals mostly include food, or souvenirs, maybe some musical or dance acts, etc. They celebrate cultural practices and achievements that people can be proud of.

The annual Boston “Gay Pride Parade and Festival” held in June (“Pride Month”) tries to fit into that mold, but it is strikingly different. It celebrates depraved behaviors rather than a legitimate culture. And the accompanying Boston Gay Pride Festival certainly isn’t like any of the other festivals. There isn’t much food or music. But there’s a lot of material being handed out on perverted sex and related disease, partner abuse, and mental health issues.

This year, a few MassResistance activists dropped by the Boston Gay Pride Parade and Festival. Over the years they’d been to many of the other culture parades and festivals, but they’d never been to this one. It was certainly a shock.

The Gay Pride Parade, of course, was a long train of weirdness and dysfunction, mixed in with corporations, politicians, schools, and other institutions paying homage and virtue signaling. It was sad to see that there were many children involved.

But it was the Gay Pride Festivalon the nearby Boston Common that really blew our activists away. The distributions at various booths revealed the dark side of the LGBT movement that the public doesn’t see.

Below are samples of what our people saw and picked up that day. Would one see any of this at a normal cultural festival?

“Safer Sex” Paraphernalia

It seemed like there were tables everywhere giving out condoms along with other sexual devices. Unlike normal society, it’s well known that “gay” men are vastly and destructively promiscuous, many having over 1,000 sexual partners, and that a high percentage of their “steady partnerships” and “marriages” are non-monogamous.

But instead of saying “Stop this destructive behavior,” the mantra is “Keep doing it, but try to be ‘safe’.”

Help Dealing with STDs

The obvious result of unbridled promiscuity is a range of sexually transmitted diseases, which continues to dominate the “LGBT” community. Thus, a staple at Pride events is a barrage of information on getting tested and medicines to deal with the effects.

PrEP is medicine taken to help prevent getting HIV while continuing to engage in promiscuous homosexual sex. So of course, it is promoted at LGBT events.

Mental health problems and partner abuse are rampant in the LGBT “community.” The average “gay” newspaper usually has lots of advertisements for therapists and other mental health help. So it wasn’t surprising that this “festival” included some of that.

Final Thoughts

The well-crafted marketing that’s been selling the LGBT movement to America – and the public schools – rarely allows a glimpse behind the curtain.

But it has always been there. (We’ve documented this in our landmark 600-page book, The Health Hazards of Homosexuality: What the Medical and Psychological Research Reveals.) In addition, recent U.S. government statistics on “Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Behavioral Health” reinforce those observations of higher incidence of mental health problems and also substance abuse.

Now more than ever, people need to know and understand that this new “normalcy” being pushed — especially on vulnerable schoolchildren — is all a lie.

Those close to the LGBT movement who are promoting this (including activists, teachers, administrators, elected officials, and media people) know that. Others try to block out the truth from their minds. To them, this radical ideology is more important than children’s health, and they demonize those who get in their way.

But MassResistance will never back down – and we will help speak the truth and derail this train.

Copyright 2024 MassResistance. Republished with permission.